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plans... nah tryin to find one to put in my dads 64 impala. he wants a carb motor so im tryin to convince him to let me build him a carbd LS motor. ive been showing him pictures and stuff and i think he might do it.
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My buddy has a 86 Camaro and he keeps sinking his money into his "Almighty" carbed SBC, not that they can't be made fast, but you have to put together a set up that works well together, not throw a bunch of parts together. As of right now a stock LT1 can smoke him, I told him to swap a LS1 or LT1 into it instead of building his GM goodwrench crate motor from the very beginning, but he's stubborn...
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Is he one of those die hard SBC guys?
My buddy has a 86 Camaro and he keeps sinking his money into his "Almighty" carbed SBC, not that they can't be made fast, but you have to put together a set up that works well together, not throw a bunch of parts together. As of right now a stock LT1 can smoke him, I told him to swap a LS1 or LT1 into it instead of building his GM goodwrench crate motor from the very beginning, but he's stubborn...
My buddy has a 86 Camaro and he keeps sinking his money into his "Almighty" carbed SBC, not that they can't be made fast, but you have to put together a set up that works well together, not throw a bunch of parts together. As of right now a stock LT1 can smoke him, I told him to swap a LS1 or LT1 into it instead of building his GM goodwrench crate motor from the very beginning, but he's stubborn...